Actors Strike Settled and Theatres to Open at Once
The actors strike ended before dawn with Augustue H. Thomas announcing at the Hotel St Regis that an open shop agreement had been reached. Francis Wilson of the Actors Equity Association said the settlement pleased both sides as managers' and producers' representatives prepared to present terms to their full bodies. The Actors Fidelity League, not represented at the talks, was accused of seeking recognition in any settlement. Union leaders warned Shubert houses were seen as unfair and telegrams urged theatres nationwide to comply with strikes.
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Senate Passes Prohibition Enforcement Bill to Conference
The Senate passed the prohibition enforcement bill without a record vote, sending it to conference. The measure adds Panama Canal Zone liquor and drug restrictions while preserving many House-borne provisions and awaiting House action.
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U S British pledge to guard Belgium reported
London dispatch reports on the highest authority that Belgium's future security against German aggression is to be guaranteed by Great Britain and the United States. It marks the first indication that such an alliance for Belgium's protection had been considered.
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Voters to Be Questioned Over Bennett La Guardia Fraud Charge
District Attorney Swann moves to subpoena ballot boxes after a grand jury investigation into alleged fraud in the first eight Manhattan Assembly districts. Bennett claims vote suppression and asks for a recount as officers examine poll books and registration lists for discrepancies.
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Ulster Leader Carson Undecided on Trip to America
Sir Edward Carson, Ulster leader, said he is undecided about visiting America soon during an anti home rule meeting in Belfast. He added his time would be fully occupied at home.
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Prince Will Arrive in Washington Nov 12
The Prince of Wales will arrive in Washington on November 12 from Canada. He is expected to be the guest of President and Mrs. Wilson at the White House during his stay. In Nipigon Ontario the Prince and his party began a fishing trip proceeding to Virgin Falls and Nipigon Lake for three days.
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Fall Hats Out of Luck as Wilson Arrives with Straw
President the times in oogance, m Lest the Louis behind sartorial bers of the Chamber of Commerce who greeted him here to day were instructed beforehand as to the manner of their appearance when the Chief Executive arrived. Straw hats it was decreed, were taboo, and each member was in structed to wear a "fall hat." Only Edward F. Goltz, Democratic National Committeeman for Missouri, wore a straw hat. Wilson arrived wearing a straw hat.
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Canadian Liberals Fight Article X
Ottawa liberals delay on Article X of the league covenant pact as Premier Mackenzie and Ernest Lapointe push for fuller information on obligations before supporting ratification. The caucus meets to demand parliamentary and public clarity on the treaty’s implications, signaling extended debate ahead of a possible ratification.
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French Peace Workers Strike in Pas-de-Calais
In Lille France reconstruction workers strike in the Pas-de-Calais department demanding 17 francs for an eight hour day instead of the current average. The strike committee estimates about 25 000 men are idle due to the stoppage.
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Two More Democrats Join Treaty's Opponents
In Washington today the Senate debate on the peace treaty intensified with Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia announcing he will vote for reservations and offer textual amendments. Senator Spencer of Wisconsin said he would oppose the treaty unless reservations align with his views, while others indicated support for committee reservations.
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Senators Plan to Reply to Wilson
Capitol dispatch notes that several Senators plan to reply to President Wilson’s addresses. Republicans Johnson Borah McCormick will speak in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis and Kansas City. Democrats Reed and Republican Wadsworth with Point Dexter will address audiences in Akron Dunkirk Salem Pittsburgh and New York City.
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Wilson Defends Treaty Stand Amid Senate Amendments
President Wilson bluntly argued that amending the peace treaty would cause its defeat and US isolation. He urged opponents to prove they are not contemptible quitters, rebuking calls to reject or reopen negotiations. He addressed Article X and warned against sacrificing China and the Monroe Doctrine.
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